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Following a read-aloud of Estelle Condra's See The Ocean, students create their own poems using a form I call sensory perception poetry (describing a subject drawing upon descriptors from all five senses - smell, hearing, taste, sight, touch). Students then use the computer to create Photo Stories of their poems.
The lesson plan includes outcomes and objectives covered and describes, step-by-step, in great detail, all components of the lesson. I have included a Performance Task Checklist and a Story Map.
The lesson plan includes two sample poems, a sample Photo Story of a poem (to show an end product of what is expected from students), a sensory perception poem template (2 versions) and a sensory perception poem thought web.
This lesson is designed for grade 7, but can be taught at various grade levels, with slight modifications to fit other grades' outcomes.
This work by Sarah Stewart is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. 
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~ I am currently substitute teaching at the elementary school level (both classroom and resource), after having graduated with my BEd in May 2010. ~ During my student teaching, I taught Resource (Grades 1-6) and Grade 5 Math for six weeks; Resource, Grade 7 Health and Grade 9 Literacy for four weeks; and Grade One Classroom for ten weeks. ~ I have developed and delivered many individual and small group lesson plans in the areas of reading, writing and spelling strategies and mathematics. I have developed lesson plans for students with down syndrome and autism. ~ I have developed and delivered a grade one integrated unit on baby animals, covering language arts, science, social studies, health and technology outcomes. I have also developed and delivered a grade five unit on fractions, and a grade seven mini-unit on internet safety. I have also designed and taught numerous grade one lesson plans for a unit on bears and another on pumpkins.
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